My code is spiked with print statements after nearly every line, but I figured you wouldn't want to read them. $google is defined, $key is copied from the other program (which works) and is exactly identical, and $hashref1 never happens. The error message I get is

 request to http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/services/search/images?hl=ja&rsz=small&q=%E4%BA%BA&v=0.1&api_key=[my key]&start=0 failed at [my program] line 59

for line 59 being

my $hashref1 = $google->get( {v => "0.1", q => "$query", rsz => "small", hl => "ja", start => "$i"} )

I get this error message after some two minutes or so of nothing happening, which is exactly how my programs reacted before to a forgotten proxy. That is why I assumed it was a firewall problem, again.

%ENV is indeed very different - none of the keys seem to be the same. I don't know how that helps me, though. Please explain?

In reply to Re^2: Google Images via CGI by dime
in thread Google Images via CGI by dime

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